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The aim is to explore how global health can be redefined in the African context, focusing on fairness and inclusion.

March 4, 2026Open Access

Repositioning Global Health: Decolonising Narratives and Practice in the African Context.

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The aim is to explore how global health can be redefined in the African context, focusing on fairness and inclusion.
Analyzed current narratives in global health practices
Examined cultural and institutional resources in Africa
Proposed strategies for equitable health systems
Highlights the need for fair authorship and funding in health projects
Emphasizes the importance of African cultural practices in designing health systems
Calls for a focus on institutional capacities to improve health outcomes

Implication

Repositions global health by advocating for equitable systems in Africa, suggesting improved practices and justice.

Abstract

Decolonising global health in Africa demands not only fair authorship and funding practices but also epistemic inclusion and representational justice. Global health must be repositioned to leverage Africa's own resources, cultural practices and institutional capacities to create contextually grounded, equitable and sustainable health systems.

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Sarfo et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a7cc4cd48f933b5eed7f9e https://doi.org/10.1002/puh2.70204

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Repositions global health by advocating for equitable systems in Africa, suggesting improved practices and justice.

Repositioning Global Health: Decolonising Narratives and Practice in the African Context.

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Repositioning Global Health: Decolonising Narratives and Practice in the African Context.

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